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Meanings of drawn a crowd in English

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Usage of drawn a crowd in English
1
Something had evidently drawn a crowd to this place.
The Complete Works of H. P. Lovecraft
2
Indeed, I had drawn a crowd of grinning varlets to the door before my performance was over.
The Helmet of Navarre
3
A rare stinky flower that is blooming at the Wintergarden in the Auckland Domain has drawn a crowd.
Radio NZ
4
Apparently, he had drawn a crowd.
The Lair of Bones
5
The sort of luxury thus displayed had drawn a crowd; for in Paris all things are sights, even true grief.
Ferragus, Chief of the Dévorants
6
Opposite the Board of Trade building on the edge of the river a street medicine-fakir had drawn a crowd to his wagon.
The River's End
7
The wailing of his voice had drawn a crowd of idlers and brother shopkeepers, who seemed vastly to enjoy the knave's discomfiture.
Richard Carvel — Volume 07
8
'Souvenir,' suggested Arthur, vastly amused at this tirade, which had assumed the form of a speech, and drawn a crowd around him.
Tracy Park: A Novel
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